-function of the level-zero Gross-Neveu model
arXiv:2209.10502 · doi:10.21468/SciPostPhys.15.4.127
Abstract
We explain that the supersymmetric sigma model is directly related to the level-zero chiral Gross-Neveu (cGN) model. In particular, beta functions of the two theories should coincide. This is consistent with the one-loop-exactness of the beta function and a conjectured all-loop beta function of cGN models. We perform an explicit four-loop calculation on the cGN side and discuss the renormalization scheme dependence that arises.
36 pages, 8 figures
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